Extension, Buxton
Extension to bungalow with utility room and snug. Builder – John Grindey & Sons.

Extension, Buxton
Single storey sun room / garden room extension to house. Structural engineer - Rick Houghton. Builder - John Grindey & Sons.

Extension, Buxton
Extension to add a complete first floor to a 1970s bungalow. The finished building now looks at home in one of Buxton’s conservation areas. Structural engineer - Richard Rhodes & Partners.

Extension, Buxton
Substantial two storey extension to 1920s detached house in a conservation area. The extension gave symmetry to what had been an asymmetrical house. Structural engineer - Rick Houghton. Builder - John Grindey & Sons. Arboriculturist Neil Edmondson.

Extension, Buxton
Substantial two storey extension to 1950s detached house in a conservation area. New bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, larger kitchen – dining room. Structural engineer - Rick Houghton. Builder - John Grindey & Sons.

Domestic Annexe, Buxton
A two storey building designed to complement the Edwardian host house in every detail and including double garage, utility room, family room, with dependent relative’s living accommodation on the first floor. This type of accommodation is sometimes referred to as a ‘granny flat’. With access on both floors, the work involved substantial retaining walls and tanking. Structural engineer - Rick Houghton. Builder - John Grindey & Sons.

House, Tideswell
The brief was to demolish a 1930s bungalow and replace it with a modern energy efficient house that also met the stringent requirements of the Peak District National Park. The design incorporated underfloor heating powered by solar panels and an air source heat pump. The garage is connected to the house under the lawn to provide a safe entrance. Structural engineer, Rick Houghton.

House under construction, Buxton
This house occupies an in-fill plot between two 1970s houses. It needed careful design to meet the height limits imposed by High Peak Borough Council and to also meet the entrance, drive, and parking requirements of Derbyshire County Council Highways Department. Structural engineer - Rick Houghton. Builder - John Grindey & Sons.

Apartment Refurbishment, The Square, Buxton

The Square is a listed building completed in 1806. This apartment occupies the second and third floors of one of the original six houses. Its listed status led to a careful appraisal of all elements that were to be improved or replaced, including details of floor boards and windows. Builder - John Grindey & Sons.

Extension, Listed Building, Chapel en le Frith

This house occupies an important place in the history of Arts and Crafts architecture. The brief was to rationalise the internal layout following past alterations and additions. Builder - John Grindey & Sons.